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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29

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CompanS,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29
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RoycN Mcssra. Mcneil, Mcdowell, j..
VI. Richardson. Hall, Wilson, Geo. Harris
and DR.. T.. VI. Willctt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06
HIGHLY PLEASED

.'gyMr., WR- Rrskipe, one of the oldest
residents of Hamilton, WIS iu t)wn sew
eral dRy@ this week. He came over to
take II hook at Ely, the coming metrupo-
hs,of. White Pine, Bill is highly pleas, d
With ths location, and in, telling Of it's
MANY natural advantages, thought it
mystery. why the. lenple Of this
county did not make the change years
ago.. He tbi.ks that if the few growIers
"t Hamilton would only come down from
their mountain eyrie, Take 1t trip t. LILY,
bask in the sunshine of it, low altitude,
listen to the sweet music of it's running
waters. drink of their health, giving .fow.
and view the beautiful valley that
stretches, II hundred miles north aud
south, green with the vtrdu,e of Spring,
on whose bIond acres feed great bands
Of horses, cattle and sheep, and. here
and there dotted with productive farms
homes Of thrifty. happy and productive
t'lerS of the soil-thay would cease
their opposition tu. the new order OF
things and thank Heaven that nature in
the plcnitude- of her bounty had made
anoh.a beautiful spot In the. very center
u orr county TO be the cupital Of what
ia. yet destined to be one of tho most
prosperous counties in Nevada. "Po-
gPnip." William is Just in OBSTACLES over
the location Of our county seat. -CWhits
Pine Eews '' -""'t'' ''r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
THE BEEF OUTLOOK.

The prediction made in this column.
several months ago that beef cattle
would command, god prices next sea-
sonfhas now every Indication OF being
verified much. soouer than. WAS expected :.
Reports from, C1iitorniI IRE " the ef.
feet That the grass is rapidly drying up.
and cattle, which il was thought would
be tit for beef by this time, are BACH
ward in putting OH flesh. Large num-
bers, Of beeves, known AZ ''sliupery"
beeSes, which are just fit to kill bit lack
quality, are being slaughtered l., meet
tho dsm,tnd. aud for the 6rnt time in
many years the san FruncireoJ market
is destitute of first class beef AT the
present rate Of coqsunptiOn-about 49,
GOD had, per mouth-it will mob take
long to exhaust the supply of "Dlippery"
cattle. and the attention of buyers will
be,of necessity again dire oled this way
Reports from our ranges are Of the
most gratifying nature. grass gives
pr6miss of being abundant, und cattle
are doing we'll all over the sngebrush
country. At the present time there ure
but few beef cattle to be had, bnt within
the next ninety days, urge ,numbsrs of
grassIfedi .beeves will be ready for the
b!o0k.. and. to the eye of AN unprejudiced
observer it looks as if the Stockholm of
sageLsud will be able to dictate "a their
friends, the buyers. t Sngebrush Stock
man.. .....-- .--.-..-...-..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06
The state Fair.

Vat a. meeting Of the State Board of
Agriculture held in Reno April 30, Pres,
iaent Downing presiding, it. vas. decided
topfrr special premium Of 500 gold
essn for the best exhibit made by any
county LWashoe xceptrd, in the State,
aud. $50 gold coin for the secoud best
exhibit, with the hope that each county
In the State will make AN exhibit in tn.
Pavilion similar to those made at the
California state Eair last yedr by the
several count, 4, ,..,...,.
Tho Board cianged tho rules to re.
d"oe the prias If admission. to the track
frPm II, to 50 cents. Season tickets.
admitting man and wife and minor chill
dron for. 'hs entire ten days, were placed
at $40.
The Board authorized special prizes.
In the shape of valuable mednls from, the
A'nerihg Slydeaah,ls Aasocis tion. FOR The
best Clydesdale stallion. or MAZE, bred in
Nevada, exhibited at tho State Fair of
1911.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06

- Consumers -peed not he surpris+dit
they are changed u high pri for beef.
if they only tnke into what
ths butchers, have t., pay Tor cattle.
Messrs. Hickey AND Kirinun sold 500
bend OF Cattle to a San Francisco firm
for lime cents per pound, and the
chances are that ten cents will bv de-
handed bsfor4 the prevent mouth IL
ended. California depends on, the
Sagebrush State Tor her beef supply,
and we OF Nevada may justly boast that
no such beet is raised lA,' the United
States AZ in .his mu Ii abused, sandy,
sag -gIo"iug couutiy.-[ Nevada Tri-
bune.. - - - 80. - = -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06
Floor Managers:

~ y I" 'NEI = w HNNFfIESFHA '-"E
w. I; SMITH. &c. JESSUP;
L. FERNALDs. JNO. HENDERSON.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06

80. Reception Com nit tee:
H. L. BYRNE, ,..o g. G.. C.IWARNER.
G. b. WISEMAN; Il. BILKEY.
.l.T TTT7TiJ So, 1> "
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06

Grand March at 8, O'clock
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06
LonK-and-Short.HnuA.

"Say, Martial! exclaimed Mr.. Blob
son the other day, II move We suspend
the ng:and short. haul clause"
"Whntr do you mean?" demanded
NJ, sS--Bi6bgon : " * A. .'-," 49,. q.
. Il mean" said, Mr.. Blobsop, that
inste"d' ofpushing the baby carriage
sroundIfour blocks, We try one block, for
Il while. Otherwise, shall be obliged
to raise the r'tes of transportation. -
: Burlington Free Press. , -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06
SUMMONS.
EAlias-B
IN THE JUSTICES, COURT OF SPRUCE
H"nt Township. IN The County Of EIIo.
State Of Nevada.
CHERIbINO QUILICl. El,in,in

E'N Anrs 1OSI1OESr COUhr OF SIRIJCR
Il Hont TowIship. IN The County Of kTLo
State Of Nevada.
CHERIbINo QUILICl. Flain,in.
VI.
JOSEPH PEAR ON. Defendant. j
Tho state VI Nevada sends Greeting 70. Il
aeph fear-OU, defendant: d..
Hou are Ii reby. summoned to appear Sefor,
me, at my te' i'm prucrInoni. IT. the Coup.
" "f Elko, o' tile 3,th day or May, A. u. 1897
nj I'D OcI"tk a. n, in al action brought
sgninst you by said plaintiff. 1, ar sver IN.
c"mplai of tn ab"ve uamed p: in:iff
Sid ctihr Is brought to rrco> g. thOsu n,
Tu 'niy-ive ard sixty two one hupdred,h
!S23.62l Doll RS. l'wiuI money. Twenty $50,
Dollars OF the aforesaid amount tor mon.v
loHne 10 u. and Fiv and Sixty-two one.
handr-dth IS5 81 Toi'ars being for good,
wares aud merchandise furnished to yeu h,
plnintif ut yorr instance, AID quest, O,
10 'gment will be trk"n against you Tor Che said
amount, together with costs OF this suit 81 w,
fail tn appear a d answer. .
To the SheriHo bny Constable o. said Conn.
~. Greeting: Make legal service aru duo re.
tuln hereof. --.....
Given under my hand ,hi,
4;h dry Of April. A. d. 1887.
...... Fl AM Il ). KELLY,
... .. A Justice Of the Peace Of
q-l2-td. said SprucemOnt IoWnEhin
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06

! Another invoice IF Queenswnre juct
received at the "Live .nd Let Live Gro
Gerry Store
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-06

Fifteen barrels boiled cider, warranted
to keep all Summer, just received at the
Gem.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-25

PART U-CHAPTER VII.-CoSTTNuRn
"You appear very much shocked, !"
pursued Hunter well, you may
look "a you like and think what you
please; but you're going to die right
there where you are"
Coward miScrcant" cried Craw-
ford. Would you murder sorely
wounded man who has fallen in de-
Tense of his friendg"
"You use rather harsh terms" re-
piled Hunter, cOnccaling the triumph
of his revenge under his sneering man
ner. ''But I'll tell you just what I'm
going TO do, and then you can call it
what name you please. Here have the
gold that our highly-esteemcd friend,
the late Captain Willis, brought with
him from Havana. It's no very great
sum--that is. in comparison with what
he secreted i'm the cellar of the old
house in PrOvincetown; but it, will take
me comfortably there, and keep me
until i can mature and carry out q
plan to get that treasure. For I'll have
ft-by George. I'll have it! You see,
i know the Captains secret. suspect
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ed something of the kind there in
Proyipcetown, and l coaXed him tn
take me on this voyage, that l might
discover his secret. What dye think
of me nowP'
"You are devil" Crawford said.
"Thank you. Take some more
water; l want to keep you alive till |
can tell you what mean Ia do. You
are the man who came between me and
Helen Willis. Here you are. dying u
miserable death, while am going back
so gain the Captains treasure and win
his daughter. Ha-how does that pict-
ARE strike youP"
''l;od will never permit such villainy
60 triumph" Crawford said. family
but firmly. IL tell you now. you will
nc overiaken and punished. Helen
Willis II not for you!--not for you!
Dear Nellie! God help us both!-but
she's not FOR you!'
"Shs'a certainly not for you" Hunter
reiorisl lie came close Ia Crawford.
he even knelt over him and glowered
spon hiH
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-25
PART lII.--CHAPTER L
NEWS FROM. THE SOUTH.

The month of September was draw
ing to n close. The season was re-
markably mild, the weather fair and
pleasant that autumn along the upper
Atlantic shores of our country. Upon
the afternoon Of this day from the high
ground near the old Lobdell House, Mt
Provincctown. the bay was spread out
like beautiful panorama to the view.
Outward and inward bound vessels,
some with clouds of canvas spread
allow and aloft rs they started upon
voyages of thousands of miles; others
coming in with sails reefed, to be towed
up TO the city; two or three steamers,
trailing behind them long black wake
of smoke from their tunnels; fishing
craft by the score, and here aud there
n beautiful yacht on short pleasure
cruisc-these were the characteristic
features that enlivencd the bay, and
made il appear the busy picture of
life, commerce and enjoyment that it
was.
We have heard from the lips of the
owner of the old house brief deScrip-
ton of il. To that little need he added.
Yet stranger. especially if he had an
eye To the picturesque anu the incon-
gruous. would have scanned the OLE
building with curiosity. 10 was So
large, and the uninhnbitable part
Of Il So extensive, that It's last owner
had thought best not 10 do any thing
for the appearance of the unused part.
Therefore. while about one-lhird of it,
at one end. Was neatly painted. the
windows hung with green blinds, and
ivy clambercd over the door. the great
cr part of the builiIng was time
stained. wea,hcr-be beaten and nearly IN
ruin. Windows were shattered aud
several sashcs we're missing. Doors
hung by . single rustcd hinge.
l.ooscscd clapboar,l> sounded In ,ims
VI high Wind Ii houses. like men.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-25
ie,. heard him talk, He's . y.rans

Jest heard him talk! He's vtranG
man, as l said, and there's no gettiA'
away from il. We sailors see queer
things sometimes aboard slip, and peo-
pie as don't believe in ghosts ortcr 10
90 To sea awhile, and get posted up;
but for all that, | never heard any
thing quite so spooky as Cap'in Willis
told me that day about the old she'll
He's heard chains clankin' in the mid.
die of the night, when he couldn't
sleep for the noise; and got up to see
what was the matter. An he's seen
old Lobdcll himself, with his red skull.
cap on, and cntlass drippin' with
blood, fyiu' round the room, runnin'
down the crazy stairs and the cellar,
laughin' like demon. He's seen all
that, and great deal more
A profound silence fell on the group
after this revelation.
WELL" resumed old Peter, after
few energetic pulfs, IL spoke my mind
right out to the Cap'in. says to him.
says ], 'Cap'in Aaron. you're brave
man and good sailor. and all Prov
incetown and every seaman that ever
sailed ont O this bay for the last thirty
year knows it; but you're flynn in the
face q Providence now, surc's your
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permanently, and she has had no return ~
it." Another case is that Of AR r. T. KYLE,
rower Hill, Appomattox county Va, who
writes, November. 1886 WAS afflicted for
several wears with rheumatism and grew
worse all tho time. Eminent physicians
gave no relief; had sTasT!s, and was not cN.
IeC;cd 10 live was rubbed MI over with 81.
Jacobs Oil. The first application relieved.
the second removed the pain, confined Use
cured me no relapse in five years, and do rs
much work as ever" These are proofs Of the
perfection of the remedy, amt, taken Iii con.
nection with the miracles performed IN other
CaSf-s il has no rnnal
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-25
CHEEWINk.
NICER COOPER, PubrnAes.
KENTUCKY.

The oatbirh sets on the wiiler linn,
AZ is bendin' over the run ter drink,
And yapps what recken es seems ter him
wonderful gaius song-chee.wnk!
1t hant no meanin' es kin make out
ct may be Latting er elsewise Greek;
DDt he sets there singin' his tune like no
mought
Hev dozen planners inside OF his cheek.
Uut the brook likes the tune, an goes larin' 9
Right under ct hesrtier, leastwise, so
think;
An ct keeps up q kind OF banterin' char
Fer ter hearten the singin, cheewink, Chez
winki
In the blue johnny-jump-ups 0hey nllus mind
OF my little gars eyes so lovn an sweet,
They smiles like human when they hears on
the tree
The cat-bird a-hllin' the air complete.
And the cowslips they grim N git yellerer yet.
Like es ef they was blushin' new-fangled
blush,
When they sees the 'cheewink," in the willers
rain. wet,
Er hoppin' about In the dead elder brush.
En- the sweetwilliam tops, all "a bendIn' with
blows
Mods baci'ards m for'ards n.keepin' of time
To the chirk little tune rs IL mellery flows
Out inter the air like q short.meter'd rhyme.
Ihoe an I listen n listen n hoe;
That bird in the Tillcr a.pipn away
Makes my worries 20 fast, an my pleasures go
slow,
en- the sun ter shine clear on the coudiest
day.
Els "a mighty small thing l suppose fer ter
make
man ter feel happy, folks most like may
think,
Dut for me ter bo, cheerful. ct don't allus take,
AoTc'n the catbird IA singin', chez ink, chce-
winAl
- b. kcJfdHUs, in " y Hidsp,Hdsnt.
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VI. Converse, nf the
Warren Mass
Hrrdid, dated July
9, 1887, as follows:
I'm response to
yours of June %,
would say that in
1850 my wife had a
severe attack Of
rh cum atism in
shoulder and arm
so that she could
not raise her hand
To her head. A few
applications Of st,
.JocObsDilC cured her
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names Aaron Willis. These things
are sent by the devil; they belong to
him, and good God-fearin' folks III
have nOthin' to do with 'em. BY not
quittin' the sight of 'em, but followin'
of 'em up and Settin' familiar-like with
'em, you put yourself in their power,
and the spooks III sail your ship for
you. and wreck her if they can And
just as sure's my names Peter Null
Inns, while was talking with him in
sight of the home. flock of crows
came flyin' over the town; and one of
'em lit on the ridge-pOle of the home,
and gave cav. cav cav" loud
enough to be heard half way to
BOs'n."
The silence that fell upon this con-
gregatiOn of old scamcn after this dis
closure, was unbroken for some mo-
ments. Then one of the party vcntuled
to ask:
What did Captain Willis say to
that?"
"He only laughed at me-" Mullins
replied. He said he thought nv
rheumatism was worse than it used to
be; and nc gave me "A silver dollar, and
passed on. haven't seen him since;
and you will believe, from what have
told you, that l never expect TO sec
him again"
All this conversation had passed
quickly. Helen Willis was in sight.
coming up the street, when it begun;
but it had been so rapidly spoken that
its last words, rs we have given them,
were uttered before she fairly came OPP
posite to the place where the old sailors
congrcgated, as she walked on toward
the old house which was her home. She
was near by when Peter Mullins deliv-
cred his last statement. As she APP
preached, the old sailors awkwardly
endeavorcd to show their respect to
the Captains daughter, and, of course,
through her To the absent Captain, by
lifting their caps and tarpaulins, scrap
ing their forelocks, bowling, and going
through multitude of quaint motions.
Probably the terror which would have
been inspired if the peaceable and quiet
British war-frigate, lying at anchor in
the bay off Provincetown, had opened
fire on the town would not have put its
inhabitants generally in a greater state
of trcpidation than these old salts eX-
hibited on the near approach of Helen
Willis. All of them knew her father,
and they all gave her their simple
tribute of respect and admiration.
Hats were not only touched, but taken
or; heads were bowed; there was
general exhibition of respect and awk-
ward gallantry.
Helen Willis came along, feeling sad
and nervous with the thoughts that
were pressed upon her by the failure Of
news from her father--and ttom an
other She knew the old tars whom
she saw standing up respectfully Ia
greet her; and, sad rs she was, she
could not help smiling gratefully and
nodding In their Salutation.
no be CONTINUED
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~ did not flnIsIl ,elllng you wha. I

and think prudent, for me TO destroy
all the evidence of this little affair.
Dead men tell no tales, you know, and
think l can tell story about it that
will be believed. / shall fire the vessel;
l shall destroy you and all of those
drunken beasts below that are still
alive. i shall wade ashore, reach Mas
sau some time tomorrow, take the
first steamer for New York, and the
rest is easy. So farewell, Mr.. Craw-
ford! You'll begin to think you'd bet
ter died in Cuba"
He delayed no longer. Taking up
his bags of gold. he hurried forward
and down into the hold. He remained
there ut least twenty minutes. When
he came up again he went to the bow.
fastened Il rope about the bOwsprit,
and let himself down into the water.
1t was hardly knce-dccp. He waded
ashore with his treasure under his
arms. He paused \ moment on the
low bank to take farewell look at the
bark and the motionlcss bodies on her
deck, plainly defined by the moonlight.
Then he disappeared.
The night wore on; the moon mount
cd higher in the heavens. All was pro-
foundly silent and quiet about the ves-
sci and the adjacent waters and land.
Henry Crawford lay prone on his
back, his head pillowed on the body of
poor, faithful Hardy. Somewhat re-
vived by the water, he was still too
weak to rise, or even sit up. He lay
thus quietly; his eyes-ah, how exqui-
site is the mockcry of circumstances!-
fixed on the North Star.
He could not measure time; in the
agony and WEAKNESS of his awful Situa-
ton. an hour might have been u week.
This man was cast in an heroic
mold; in him were the blood and the
nerve to perform any great action that
occasion brought in his way
So hs was not one to despair. He
had never dcspaircd, however appar-
emily hopeless the situations! Perhaps
he came nearer to it that night than
ever before.
For, while he lay there among the
dead, abandoned To perish, with
aching wounds and strength drained
away. he became conscious Of strong
smell of smoke.
Soon the pungcnt scent of burning
tobacco was plainly to be perceived.
fhrnaI nf e,,,nln opnnnInI
the companion-way. The whole for
ward deck presently smoked from
every seam.
Soon a great volume Of thick black
smoke poured out A long tongue of
fire leaped up; it caught the shrouds
and ran up to the sails. The Kissing
serpents of flame ran everywhere along
the ropes, and involved every thing
above the deck in the conHagration.
So dense were the great volumes of
smoke that assembled from the hold
that they obscured the light of the
moon, and Hoated aloft in great col
umns.
The flames roared in the rigging;
they Kissed and cracked below; they
enveloped the whole forward part of
the bark, and with swift and relentless
tongues came aft.
"Merciful God!--to die sow Craw-
ford moaned. Father in Heaven,
help and succor me!'
Only the night heard him-and the
stars, the ocean-and God!
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I not be reasonably called dayIiphts
As for instance, take the case of Captain
sargent s. Day, Gloucester, Jass,, who
writes April H. 1881: 'Scme time ago
was suffering with rheumatism. ] used
small portion of st. Jacobs Oii and was cured
at once. have used it for sprain9 and never
once have known il to fail. will never be
without a bottle" Captain Day also re.
,eved circular letter, and in reply unde,
hate of July /, 1887, he says: 81 used the
oil "a stated and was permanently cured of
rheumatism by It's use" During the inter.
yeuing six years there had been nO recur-
renee of the pain. Also letter from Mr.. n.
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no be Continued

The carpet beetle, ar butslo-motl,
was introduced into the United States
from Europe IN 1872, aud las since
mad" IL home Ia all parts VI the cogn.
Try. BOSTON BadgeL.
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Tho sampler has an exceedingly
hllng time VI Il fsrk
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DAYLIGuT.

HaccntleRlan bv
The name Of Day
volunteers to;hrow
the light of his ex.
perienco into the
darkencd places Of
misery sothat
others may 20 and
do rs he has done
and enjoy life, NAV
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eY JAMES FRANKLIN FITS.

tCopwtghf, 1857, by TIE 4. " Kellogg Setcspapcr
Company
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-25
The Captains Money.
A Tale OF Buried Treasure, Cuban Revolt
and Adventure Upon the Seas.

nv -FOUR PARTS.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-29
Orators Searching for a Word.

Henry Clay never wa, at loss for a
word or "boggled" whiic speaking. but
his drafts on the kings English were
never dishonored. With Mr.. Webster il
was different, and he 'vonld often hesi-
ate. and then rub his nose with the
bent knuckle OF lis right tharnb. yr.
Calhoun, wien ut loss for u word,
would give q l'etulant twist ut his large,
turned over shirt-coIlar, aud then run
his bony finger through his gray hair
until 1t stood up like tho hair on an cleo
trio toy. Mr.. Benton would sink his
voice and humble something that no
one could understand. and Gen. Cass
would Jaw! aw!' in the English style.
passing his hand beneath Nie lower edge
of his capacious white waistcoa.. Mr..
Webster was almost invariably stuck
when he attempted TO nss Latin quota
ton. and when Mr.. Everett was in the
senate he used invariably to appeal to
him.-Ben: Perlrs Poore.